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Samsung Begins Mass Producing its Fastest Embedded NAND Storage
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Samsung Electronics says that it has now begun volume production of an ultra-fast embedded memory for smartphones, tablets and other mobile devices in 16-, 32- and 64-gigabyte (GB) densities.
The new Samsung eMMC (embedded multimedia card) Pro Class 1500 delivers the industry's fastest speeds for an embedded memory device, reading data sequentially at up to 140 megabytes per second (MB/s) and writing it at up to 50 MB/s. For random reading and writing, it can process up to 3500/1500 IOPS (inputs and outputs per second), four times the speed of previous eMMC solutions.
The ultra high-speed storage device uses Samsung's 64-gigabit (Gb) NAND with a toggle DDR 2.0 interface based on the company's latest 20 nanometer class process technology. The new eMMC's fully managed NAND memory comes with its own high performance controller and intelligent flash management firmware.
Samsung's 64GB eMMC can store 16,000 MP3 files in a single package that weighs only 0.6 grams.
Tags: [samsung electronics]
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